Please be aware that the Star-K certifies only those appliances that are listed in this section. Models listed on a company's site, even when listed as having a Sabbath mode, may or may not have a proper Sabbath mode.

The following KENMORE RANGES & BUILT-IN OVENS may be used on the Jewish Sabbath or the Jewish Holidays in accordance with the instructions below:

U.S. Models

Freestanding
Ranges

Gas

7138 2/3/4/9

7139 2/3/4/9

7140 2/3/4/9

7146 2/3/4/9

7147 2/3/4/9

7231 2/3/9

7233 3

7270 2/3/4/9

7540 3

7749 2/3/9

7751 2/3/9

7752 2/3/9

7753 2/3/9

7754 3

7756 3

7801 2/3/9

7830 2/3/9

7840 2/3/9

7841 3

7863 2/4/9

7864 2/4/9

7877 2/3/4/9

7878 2/3/4/9

7881 2/3/4/9

7882 2/3/4/9

7883 2/3/4/9

7885 2/3/9

7886 2/3/9

7887 2/3/4/9

7888 2/3/9

7889 3

7890 2/3/9

7891 2/3/4/9

7892 3

7895 2/3/4/9

7936 2/3/4/9

7937 2/3/4/9

7938 2/3/4/9

7942 2/3/4/9

7943 2/3/4/9

7944 2/3/9

970.3394 2/3

7433 2/3/4/9

7434 3

7523 2/3/9

7533 2/3/9

7534 3

7535 3

Electric(Cooktop recovery after power failure)

5382 2

5556 2/3/9

5563 2

5751 2/7

5982 2/3/9

6354 2/3/4/9

6482 2/4/9

6563 2/3

6564 2

6781 2/9

6783 3

9099 2/3/4/9

9270 2/3/9

9280 2/3/9

9290 2/3/9

9445 2/3/4/9

9446 2/3/4/9

9447 2/3/9

9651 2/3/4/9

9652 2/3/4/9

9654 2/3/4/9

9656 2/3/4/9

9661 2/3/4/9

970.6861 2/3

9742 2/3/4/9

9743 2/3/4/9

9744 2/3/9

9745 2/34/9

9804 2/3/9

9961 3

C970.5332 2/4

C970.5352 2/4

C970.5382 2

C970.5522 2

C970.5552 2/3

C970.5561 2/4

C970.6323 2

C970.6353 2/3/7

C970.6422 2/4

C970.6452 2/3

C970.6482 2/4/8/9

C970.6561 2

9420 2/3/4/9

9424 2/3/9

9700 3

9760 2/3/9

9763 3

Dual Fuel (Recovery)

7560 3

7755 2/3/9

7766 2/3/9

7850 2/3/9

7938 2/3/4/9

7946 2/3/9

Electric(No cooktop recovery after power failure)

9216 3

6982 3/8

9659 2/3/9

9662 2/3/9

9663 2/3/9

9664 2/3/9

9710 2/3/9

9746 2/3/9

9747 2/3/9

9750 2/3/9

9751 2/3/9

9748 3

9802 2/3/9

9805 2/3/9

9912 2/3/4/9

970.6983 3/8

C970.6880 2

C970.6883 3

9505 2/3/9

9506 2/3/9

Induction

9991 3

9218 3

**Cooktop NOT for Shabbos or Yom Tov use

9720 3

9507 3

Slide-In
Ranges

Gas

3103 2/3/4/9

3104 2/3/9

3660 3

3669 2/3/4/9

3105 3

3106 2/3/9

3107 3

3670 2/4/9

3671 2/9

3672 3

3690 2/3/4/9

Electric(Cooktop recovery after power failure)

4407 2

4660 2/3/4/9

4670 2/3/4/9

Electric(No cooktop recovery after power failure)

4101 2/3/4/9

4102 2/3/9

4403 2/3/9

4105 3/9

4107 2/3

4409 3/8/9

4501 3

4661 2/3/4/9

4671 2/3/4/9

4672 2/3/9

4111 2/3/9

Dual Fuel(Recovery)

4103 2/3/9

4104 3

4109 3

4110 3

4410 3/8/9

4419 3/8/9

4662 2/4/9

4663 3

Induction

4500 3

**Cooktop NOT for Shabbos or Yom Tov use

Cooktops

Electric(No Recovery)

30”

4281 2/3/9 7

4427 2/3/9 7

4428 2/3/9 7

36”

4282 2/3/9 7

4437 2/3/9 7

4438 3/8/9 7

Built-Ins

Single Gas

24”

3017 2/9

3047 2/3/4/9

Single Electric

24”

4019 2/9

4052 2/3/4/9

27”

4778 2/3/4/9

4788 2/3/9

4802 2/3/9

4807 2/3/9

4878 2/3/4/9

30”

4159 2/3/9

4182 3/8/9

4783 2/3/4/9

4789 2/3/4/9

4803 2/3/9

4804 3

4808 2/3/9

4809 3

4883 2/3/4/9

Double Electric

24”

4061 2/3/4/9

4139 2/3/4/9

27”

4817 2/3/9

4773 2/3/9

4776 2/3/4/9

4790 2/3/9

4812 2/3/9

4873 3/9

4876 2/3/4/9

30”

4192 3

4777 2/3/4/9

4787 2/3/9

4791 3

4813 2/3/9

4814 3

4818 2/3/9

4819 3

4787 2/3/9

4791 2/3/4/9

4877 2/3/4/9

4887 2/3/4/9

Micro-Combi**

27”

4784 2/3/4/9

4884 2/3/9

** Sabbath mode does not apply to microwave.

30”

4785 2/3/4/9

4885 2/3/9

4890 2/3/9

Canadian Models

Freestanding
Ranges

Gas

970-3356 3/8

970-3357 3/8

970-3364 3/8/9

970-3368 3/4/8/9

970-3370 8

970-3392 3/8

970-3393 3/8

970-3368

970-3369 3/8

970-3370 8

970-3395 3/8

C970-3390 3

Electric(No cooktop recovery after power failure)

C970-6001 3/8/0

970-6861 2/3

970-6871 2/3

970-6874 2/3

970-3348 3/8

970-6885 2/3

970-6986 3/8/9

C970-6004 3/8/9

970-6883 0/2

970-6884 2/3

970-6984 3/8/9

970-6985 3/8/9

970-6895 3

C970-6005 3

970-6538 3

Electric(Cooktop recovery after power failure)

C970-5982 2/3/9

C970-6003 2/3/9

C970-6482 2/4/9

C970-6484 2/4/9

C970-6781 2/9

C970-6783 2/3

C970-6484 2/3/9

970-5984 2/3

970-6784 2/3/9

970-67852/3/9

970-6786 2/3

970-6872 2/3

970-6874 2/3

970-6875 2/3/9

970-6876 2/3/9

970-6883 2/3

970-6982 8

970-6983 3/8

970C6006 2/3

970C6531 2/3

970C6533 2/3/9

970C6535 2/3

970C6537 3

Dual Fuel

C9703301 3

Induction

970-6600 3

970-6601 3

**Cooktop NOT for Shabbos or Yom Tov use

970-6602 3

Slide In Ranges

Dual Fuel(Recovery)

C970-4418 3/8/9

C970-4419 3/8/9

C970-4410 3/8/9

Electric(Cooktop recovery after power failure)

C970-4407 2/3/8/9

C970-4412 2/3/9

Electric(No cooktop recovery after power failure)

C970-4408 3/8/9

C970-4409 2/3/5/6/8/9

C970-4427 2/3/9

970C4415 3

970C4429 3

Gas

970C4426 3

Induction

C970-4413 3

C970-4400 3

Cooktops

Electric(No cooktop recovery after power failure)

30"

C970-40403

C970-404031

C970-40433

C970-40511

36"

C970-40413

C970-40436

Built -in - Oven

Single Electric

27"

C970-4156 2/5

30"

C970-4152 3/8/9

C970-4159 2/3/9

C970-4180 2/3/9

C970-4182 3/8/9

C970-4183 3/8/9

C970-4185 3/8/9

Double Electric

C970-4192 3

C970-4193 3

C970-4194 3

Please be aware that there are restrictions in the use of ovens and stoves on the Sabbath and Holidays. If you are unfamiliar with the laws of keeping food warm on the Sabbath or cooking on the Holidays, please call your Rabbi. Please note that when the Holiday and Sabbath coincide, the Sabbath laws prevail. See your owner's manual for instructions on operating the Sabbath mode. Before first use of a new oven be sure to wash the racks and interior of the oven thoroughly with warm water and soap to remove any coating oil.

** These cooktops can not be used for Shabbos & YomTov, b/c they turn off immediately when a pot is removed. The cooktops are locked out once you put the oven into Sabbath Mode.

COOKTOPS:

On the Sabbath, a gas flame or electric heat may not be initiated, adjusted or turned off.

On the Sabbath, a "blech" should be used to cover the flame in addition to covering the controls of the cooktop. For the gas burners and coiled electric burners, use a standard "blech". The manufacturer does not recommend putting a "blech" on the glass electric cooktop surface. Instead, just the controls should be covered.

On the Holidays, a gas flame or electric heat may not be initiated or turned completely off. For gas cooktops, raise and lower the temperature as required for cooking. For the electric cooktops that recover after a power failure (see table above for specific models), raising the temperature is not permitted because there is no indication when power is on to the heating elements. Lowering the temperature is permitted when necessary for food preparation. For the electric cooktops that do NOT recover after a power failure (see table above for specific models), adjusting the temperature is permitted at any time following the instructions in the owner's manual (because there is a delay between the request and implementation).

*The electric cooktops on these models with an earlier serial number do not recover after a power failure, and the temperature may NOT be raised OR lowered because doing so will effect a change in the display.

During a power failure, gas cooktops will remain on. Some electric cooktops will recover to the set temperature when the power returns, while others will stay off. See table above for specific models.

The glass electric cooktops cannot be kashered for Passover. For the rest of the year, be sure to wipe the cooking surface clean between meat and dairy use.

OVENS:

The oven temperature may not be initiated, adjusted or turned off on the Sabbath.

On the Sabbath, in lieu of a "blech", the oven controls should be covered. (Be careful not to cover vent openings.)

All food should be placed in the oven before the Sabbath begins, since none may be placed in the oven during the Sabbath.

On the Sabbath, the oven door may only be opened once, all the food removed, and then closed. On the Holidays, the oven door may be opened/closed at any time as often as desired.

On the Holidays, the temperature may be adjusted (but not initiated or turned off) at any time following the instructions in the owner's manual (because there is a delay between the request and implementation).

These ovens have a timed bake feature in the Sabbath mode. This feature can only be initiated before the Sabbath/Holiday. Once timed bake goes off, the oven cannot be used again for that Sabbath/Holiday.

These ovens have a delay start feature in the Sabbath mode. For use on the Sabbath, all food must be in the oven before the Sabbath begins.

After recovery from a power failure, all these ovens will stay off. They will remain in the Sabbath mode, however, there will be no cooking capability.

WARMING DRAWERS:

The drawer temperature may not be initiated, adjusted or turned off on the Sabbath.

On the Sabbath, in lieu of a "blech", the drawer controls should be covered. (Be careful not to cover vent openings.)

Food should be placed in the warming drawer before the Sabbath begins, as in a regular oven, since none may be placed in the drawer during the Sabbath.

On the Sabbath, the drawer may only be opened once, all the food removed and then closed. On the Holidays, the drawer may be opened/closed at any time as often as desired.

On the Holidays, raising the temperature is not permitted because there is no indication when power is on to the heating elements. Lowering the temperature is permitted when necessary for food preparation.

If the power fails when the warming drawer is ON, when the power returns, the drawer will return to its previous ON setting.